Dear John,

I have done my best to translate the causes of the world recession to german.
It took me about three days to process all of it. In despite of this I put on
this disk only the dutch texts. That is why I added a translation program, on
which I am working now. One can read the texts quit well when one has adapted
himself to the limitations the program has. However, I ask you to let me know
wether people do appreciate the LITTLE SISTER of BIG BROTHER. I am convinced,
that here are great possibilities to spread my views about the economy; for
that is pure dynamite.

User instructions:
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Start BABYLON.EXE in the appropriate directory on drive C:\ after you have
copied BABYLON.EXE to the subdirectory C:\BABYLON, and some 78 files will
derive from that. Be sure that at least 1,5 megabytes of free disk space is
available. Start the translation program AIT.EXE. Choose the option INSTALL,
and answer the questions. Choose e.g. the database N2G in order to translate
from dutch to german. Select after this the option EDITOR. Within the EDITOR
MENU you can take de function UTILITIES. Than pick the option IMPORT-EXPORT.

One menu further on you have e.g. the choice IMPORT WORDS, where with ENTER a
list of databases will be given. E.g. E2N (English to Dutch), or A2E (Arabic
to English). For the translation of my texts to German, you will have to take
N2G. After the import of about 3900 words you leave the EDITOR. Pick from the
main menu the function TRANSLATOR. With ENTER you will get at first an empty
field to be able to put in a name, but with some other ENTER you will get an
overview of all the files in the subdirectory C:\BABYLON. Look now for a file
with the extension *****.ZNS, what is the abbreviation of ZINS or INTEREST in
german. Give ENTER again, and the translation will run by itself.

Do you want to learn the programm new words?? Do start the programm than with
the learn option /L. So: AIT/L. The programm than stops on each word it does
not know yet. You can afterwards make changes with the EDITOR utilities. Make
and EXPORT on hard disk, and contribute to the international database library
of the VOC Foundation. For the time being people have to work pretty hard in
order to connect all languages to all other languages; and thus provide each
world citizen the opportunity to read the correspondence with the authorities
that were exchanged about the monetary policy and the economy. LITTLE SISTER
will be able to improve democracy substantially. LITTLE SISTER is of course
this small diskette on which so much information can be transferred, without
any possibility of repression. So, copy PDC-II (PUBLIC DOMAIN CORRESPONDENCE
-II) to directory C:\PDC-II and run it. PDC-II is of course LITTLE SISTER !!!


Have fun reading, Rob


p.s. When you want to show other people this file, I do think it's alright,
     therefore I give my address once more.


Foundation VOC 
P.O. Box 3030
1270 EA Huizen
The Netherlands

Telephone: 09-31-2152-68153     
